Surya Group of Institutions

Admission: The college has all the courses you need, but the teachers aren't very experienced. Good teachers are key in an engineering college. The campus is great for studying, and they keep the job placement info up to date.

Placement: I've been at this college for four years now. The college is good, but the placements are not great. No students got placed during my time here. Every year, the college's placement record is really bad. Students have to find jobs on their own because placements here are not good.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure and it's located just outside Lucknow city, which is great. There's a cricket ground on campus, but I haven't played there yet. Unfortunately, there's no Wi-Fi available. Also, the college library doesn't have any books.

Admission: The faculty at this college really knows their stuff. But man, those semester exams were tough!

Placement: Most students in our course found jobs, around 70-75%. The best offer was Rs 25,000/month, the average offer was Rs 20,000/month, and the lowest offer was Rs 15,000/month.

Campus: The college had all the facilities we needed. The infrastructure was nice too. Unfortunately, we couldn't use Wi-Fi and phones weren't allowed in class. I commuted daily, so I can't say much about the hostel. The classrooms were well-kept and could fit around 40-50 students comfortably.

Admission: The faculty used to be good when I was studying, but many of them left after my batch graduated. I'm not sure about the current ones, but my juniors say only a few are good. Overall, the faculty is better than other stuff at the college.

Placement: Placements for B. Tech students are not great here. No core companies have visited the college in the past two years. Instead, they are bringing in telecom companies like Digicall. If a startup does come for core jobs, the pay is usually around 7K, which is pretty low. Only a small percentage of students actually get placed in these roles. In my last year, I got an offer from Infranix Tech, a startup in Lucknow. They offered just 5K stipend and a 2-year bond, which isn't the best. Some companies do come to hire BBA and MBA students, like Tommy Hilfiger for the role of CRO (customer relation officer). They also recruit B.Tech students, though not many from management courses get placed. The placement cell isn't that great. The current TPO, Mr. Amit Srivastava, doesn't seem to know much about placements or how to organize campus interviews.

Campus: The college has good infrastructure overall. However, the Wi-Fi for students isn't great. On the bright side, there are excellent computer labs and sports facilities. The cricket pitch is huge! But the medical room only has one staff member who doesn't seem knowledgeable. I can't say much about the hostel since I'm a day scholar.

Admission: Most of the teachers here are not very helpful. They're mostly new and don't really know how to teach. They just copy notes. There are only 4 teachers for 8 lectures a day, and one teacher handles 2-3 subjects. The course content isn't helpful at all. It feels like a waste of time.

Placement: The placement situation here isn't great. Only a few students get placed, and often not in their field. I wouldn't recommend choosing this college just for placements. Companies don't really show up for job fairs, it's mostly just ads. I'm pretty disappointed with this aspect of my college experience.

Campus: The medical facility is okay, but the classrooms don't have digital stuff. Labs only have models. The library is decent, but they don't update the books much. Sports happen just once a year at the annual function. The labs and classrooms are average. The canteen food is good but pricey, but students get a discount.

Admission: The teachers here aren't great. They don't have smart classes or Wi-Fi. Some teachers have to teach too many classes in a day, like five or six. They work long hours too, like six to eight hours. That's why the teaching quality is low.

Placement: The college doesn't help much with placements. No important people like directors or CEOs are in charge of placements. They didn't offer any jobs in private or government companies. It seems like the college is more about business than actual learning.

Campus: The college doesn't have Wi-Fi in labs, classrooms, library, or the canteen. The lab equipment and machines are poorly maintained. Classrooms are okay but don't have smart boards. The canteen food quality is not great.